DOE O 481.1E Chg 1 (LtdChg), Strategic Partnership Projects [Formerly Known as Work for Others (Non-Department of Energy Funded Work)] - Change Chart
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Section 1
U.S. Department of Energy LIMITED CHANGE
Washington, DC
Chg 1 (LtdChg): 12-13-2019
SUBJECT: LIMITED CHANGE TO DOE O 481.1E, STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP PROJECTS
[FORMERLY KNOWN AS WORK FOR OTHERS (NON-DEPARTMENT OF
ENERGY FUNDED WORK)]
1. EXPLANATION OF CHANGES. This Order was updated to address the use of the DOE
Science and Technology Risk Matrix.
2. LOCATIONS OF CHANGES:
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Throughout Paragraph references. Updated to align with added
requirements and responsibilities.
5 4.g. Before SPP construction that
exceeds the DOE-approved GPP
limit at a DOE site can begin,
approval must be granted by the
DOE Cognizant Secretarial
Officer (CSO) 5.j.(3) and the
DOE Chief Financial Officer
5.b.(4). The CFO must be
notified seven days in advance
of approval of a construction
project funded through an SPP
agreement that exceeds $1
million but is less than the
DOE-approved GPP limit. For a
NNSA site, approval for SPP
construction that exceeds the
DOE-approved GPP limit must
be granted by the Associate
Administrator for Acquisition
and Project Management 6.c.,
Associate Administrator for
Management and Budget 6.a.(3)
and notification provided to the
NNSA Director, Office of
Deputy Associate Administrator
for Budget 6.b.(4), before work
can begin. Projects must meet
the following requirements.
Before SPP construction that
exceeds the DOE-approved
minor construction threshold, as
referenced in the DOE
Accounting Handbook, Chapter
24, Minor Construction, at a
DOE site can begin, approval
must be granted by the DOE
Cognizant Secretarial Officer
(CSO), 5.k.(3), and the DOE
Chief Financial Officer, 5.c.(4).
The CFO must be notified seven
days in advance of approval of a
construction project funded
through an SPP agreement that
exceeds $1 million but is less
than the DOE-approved minor
construction limit. For a NNSA
site, approval for SPP
construction that exceeds the
DOE-approved minor
construction limit must be
granted by the Associate
Administrator for Acquisition
and Project Management, 6.d.;
the Associate Administrator for
Management and Budget, 6.b.(3);
and the cognizant NNSA Deputy
Administrator, 6.g.; and
notification provided to the
NNSA Director, Office of
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Deputy Associate Administrator
for Budget, 6.c.(4), before work
can begin. Projects must meet the
following requirements:
5 4.g.(3) Construction funded through
SPP agreements must not
supplement DOE-funded
construction activities unless the
SPP-funded portion of the
construction effort is explicitly
approved by the CFO.
Construction funded through SPP
agreements must not supplement
DOE-funded construction
activities unless the SPP-funded
portion of the construction effort
is explicitly approved by the
CFO. DOE's minor construction
authority does not apply to other
agencies' funding.
6 4.l. Work directly funded by a
foreign sponsor and performed
at a DOE (non-NNSA facility)
shall be reviewed and approved
consistent with DOE P 485.1,
which requires the review and
concurrence of the Office of
International Affairs; CSO
[5.j.(4)(c)]; Cognizant PSO or
designee; Cognizant General
Counsel Office; Office of
Intelligence and
Counterintelligence; and Office
of Nonproliferation and Arms
Control.
Work directly funded by a
foreign sponsor and performed at
a DOE (non-NNSA facility) shall
be reviewed and approved
consistent with DOE P 485.1,
Foreign Engagements with DOE
National Laboratories, current
version, which requires the
review and concurrence of the
Office of International Affairs;
CSO [5.k.(4)(c)]; Cognizant PSO
or designee; Cognizant General
Counsel Office; Office of
Intelligence and
Counterintelligence; and Office
of Nonproliferation and Arms
Control.
Section 2
8 4.s. Added. The current Science and
Technology (S&T) Risk Matrix,
maintained by the DOE Federal
Oversight and Advisory Body
(FOAB), must be reviewed for
each proposed engagement with
a foreign entity, as defined in
DOE P 485.1, from a Country of
Risk to determine if the
engagement is in an area
identified as restricted.
8 4.t. Added. Project exemption requests for
foreign-sponsored work with
entities from Countries of Risk in
areas identified as restricted in
the current S&T Risk Matrix
must be submitted through the
FOAB for approval by the
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cognizant Under Secretary or
his/her designee. Exemptions
must be approved by the
cognizant Under Secretary or
his/her designee prior to
initiating a review of
foreign-sponsored work under
DOE P 485.1 (see 4.l. and 4.m.).
8 5.a. Added. Under Secretary of Energy,
Under Secretary for Science,
Under Secretary for Nuclear
Security (as appropriate), or their
designees. Approve/disapprove
exemption requests based on the
current S&T Risk Matrix and
FOAB recommendations.
8-14 5.a.-5.k. Renumbered. 5.b.-5.l.
9 5.c.(4) Concurs on construction
projects funded by a SPP
agreement that exceed the
DOE-approved GPP limits.
Concurs on construction projects
funded by a SPP agreement that
exceed the DOE-approved minor
construction limits.
10 5.h. NNSA Assistant Deputy
Administrator for
Nonproliferation Research and
Development. Reviews and
provides comments on nuclear
proliferation and detonation
detection technology-related
SPP.
NNSA Assistant Deputy
Administrator for Defense
Nuclear Nonproliferation
Research and Development.
Reviews and provides comments
on nuclear proliferation and
detonation detection
technology-related SPP.
10 5.j.(5) Added. Reviews and concurs on
exemption requests for
foreign-sponsored SPP projects
with entities from Countries of
Risk which are in areas identified
as restricted in the current S&T
Risk Matrix, prior to FOAB
review of the exemption request.
11 5.k.(3) After obtaining concurrence
from the Office of the Chief
Financial Officer, approve
facility construction that
exceeds the DOE-approved GPP
limit.
After obtaining concurrence from
the Office of the Chief Financial
Officer, approve facility
construction that exceeds the
DOE-approved minor
construction limit.
11 5.k.(4)(e) Added. Reviews and concurs on
exemption requests for
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foreign-sponsored SPP projects
with entities from Countries of
Risk that are in areas identified
as restricted in the current S&T
Risk Matrix, prior to FOAB
review of the exemption request.
13-14 5.l.(17) Added. In coordination with the
cognizant contractor, determines
if a proposed foreign-sponsored
SPP project with a foreign entity
from a Country of Risk is in an
area identified as restricted in the
current S&T Risk Matrix and, as
appropriate, prepares exemption
requests through the CSO, PSO,
and FOAB for cognizant Under
Secretarial approval.
14 5.m. Added. DOE Federal Oversight Advisory
Body (FOAB).
(1) Establishes and maintains
procedural requirements for
cognizant Under Secretary or
designee approval of
exemption requests for
foreign-sponsored SPP
projects with entities from
Countries of Risk that are in
areas identified as restricted
in the current S&T Risk
Matrix.
(2) Provides recommendations
for all exemption requests for
foreign-sponsored SPP
projects with entities from
Countries of Risk that are in
areas identified as restricted
in the current S&T Risk
Matrix to the cognizant
Under Secretary.
Section 3
(3) Reviews and maintains the
S&T Risk Matrix.
14 6.a. Added. NNSA Administrator.
Approve/disapprove exemption
requests based on the current
S&T Risk Matrix and FOAB
recommendations.
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14-15 6.a.-6.b. Renumbered. 6.b.-6.c.
14 6.b.(3) After notifying the Deputy
Associate Administrator for
Budget, approves facility
construction that exceeds the
DOE-approved GPP limit.
After notifying the Deputy
Associate Administrator for
Budget, approves facility
construction that exceeds the
minor construction threshold.
15 6.c.(4) Provides notification to the
Cognizant Deputy
Administrator on construction
projects that exceed the
DOE-approved GPP limit.
Provides notification to the
Cognizant NNSA Deputy
Administrator on construction
projects that exceed the
DOE-approved minor
construction limit.
15 6.d. Added. Associate Administrator for
Acquisition and Project
Management. After notifying the
Deputy Associate Administrator
for Budget, approves facility
construction that exceeds the
DOE-approved minor
construction limit.
15-18 6.c.-6.h. Renumbered. 6.d.-6.j.
16 6.h.(6) After obtaining notification
from the Director, Office of
Field Financial Management,
approve facility construction
that exceeds the DOE-approved
GPP limit.
Removed.
16 6.h.(7) Renumbered. 6.h.(6)
18 6.j.(9) Added. Reviews and concurs on
exemption requests for
foreign-sponsored SPP projects
with entities from Countries of
Risk that are in areas identified
as restricted in the current S&T
Risk Matrix, prior to FOAB
review.
18 6.k. Added. Cognizant NNSA Deputy
Administrator. After obtaining
notification from the Deputy
Associate Administrator for
Budget, approve facility
construction that exceeds the
minor construction threshold.
18 6.h. Renumbered. 6.l.
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20 6.l.(18) Added. In coordination with the
cognizant contractor, determines
if a proposed foreign-sponsored
SPP project with a foreign entity
from a Country of Risk is in an
area identified as restricted in the
current S&T Risk Matrix and, as
appropriate, prepares exemption
requests for the cognizant Under
Secretary through the Office of
Strategic Partnership Programs
and the FOAB.
23 8.f. Added. DOE Federal Oversight Advisory
Body (FOAB). A DOE group
established to identify and
implement policy changes to
address the risk associated with
international research
collaboration and foreign
national access to the DOE
scientific enterprise. The FOAB
is responsible for reviewing and
maintaining the Science and
Technology Risk Matrix,
processing exemption requests
for instances where research
collaboration is restricted, and
providing feedback on
Departmental science and
technology engagement policies.
24 8.f. Renumbered. 8.g.
24 8.i. Added. Foreign Country of Risk. Any
foreign country determined to be
of risk by the Office of Science
in consultation with the Under
Secretary for Science; the Under
Secretary of Energy; the Under
Secretary for Nuclear Security;
and the Office of Intelligence and
Counterintelligence. Referred to
as Country or Countries of Risk
throughout this Order.
24 8.g.-8.s. Renumbered. 8.i.-8.u.
Program Secretarial Officers
(PSO) and Deputy NNSA
Administrators. Headquarters
Assistant Secretaries, Deputy
Program Secretarial Officers
(PSO) and Deputy NNSA
Administrators. Headquarters
Assistant Secretaries, Deputy
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Administrators, and Directors
who have management
responsibility for program
planning, budgeting, and
execution, of DOE/NNSA
mission program activities. In
this capacity, these individuals
have funded program related
technology development
proposed for use in the SPP
work and must concur on its use
on all foreign-sponsored SPP
agreements.
Administrators, and Directors
who have management
responsibility for program
planning, budgeting, and
execution, of DOE/NNSA
mission program activities. In
this capacity, for purposes of this
Order, these individuals have
funded program related
technology development
proposed for use in the SPP work
and must concur on its use on all
foreign-sponsored SPP
agreements.